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INCI	Oligopeptide-34
pH	6.0–7.5
Other
Application	cosmetology, anti-aging care, pigment cosmetics, whitening creams, emulsions, serums for pigmentation, spot correctors, creams after peelings, post-acne products, ampoules, facial patches, skin care for the neck, hands and décolleté, peptide concentrates
Att brand	South Korea
Color product	Fine powder
Dosage	In cosmetics: 0.01–0.1% — effective working dosages in creams, serums, emulsions In mesotherapy/ampoule cosmetics: up to 0.5% in ready-made solutions under technology control In plasticizing masks, peels: 0.01–0.05% In combination with vitamins C and E, niacinamide, azelaic acid and coenzymes: the dosage is selected according to the purpose from 0.01%
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Oligopeptide-34 100 g
Other names	CG-TGP2, Sh-Oligopeptide-34, Oligopeptide-34 Powder, EGF-like peptide, depigmenting peptide
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 g
Properties	lightens hyperpigmentation and post-acne blocks melanin synthesis evens out skin tone reduces inflammation stimulates collagen synthesis improves tissue regeneration strengthens the skin's barrier function reduces the appearance of photodamage makes skin radiant and uniform compatible with other peptides and actives
Purpose	OLIGOPEPTIDE-34 is a synthetic peptide created by analogy with natural signaling molecules of the skin. It has a pronounced effect of correcting hyperpigmentation, evening out skin tone and reducing inflammatory processes. It is used as a highly targeted active in cosmetics against age-related changes, photodamage and pigmentation. It works more gently than aggressive acids and bleaching agents, while being suitable for daily use and care of sensitive skin.
Solubility	Water soluble, completely soluble in water upon stirring
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Valid until	09.2027

Oligopeptide-34 100 g

Oligopeptide 34 peptide active for clean tone and visual skin uniformity

Properties and skin appearance outcome

Application across industries

Recipe for a lightweight water essence for uniform tone